How to tell patch levels

How can I tell which patch level my portal, CM, Km, and Trex are? I know how to tell which version the j2ee engine is, but is there any documentation that helps you indentify the others?
I am running EP6.2 on NT2000, SQL2000, Java 1.3.1_10
Thanks
Keith

System Administration>Support>Version is one way.
Should display your version as 6.0.2.2.0 depending on what service pack, patch, and hotfix you are on.

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Hello,
In note [1076022|http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1076022] we can see:
b) Minimum support package levels and SAP kernel patch levels
   For non-SAP BW systems the minimum 700 SAP_BASIS support package level is SP14.
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Eduardo

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How to update patch level from 144 to 145?
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Duypm

You already have a thread opened for that.
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EBS 11.5.10.2
database 10.2.0.4.0
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Rathina wrote:
trying to get the Patch level of AR, TCA. Can anyone share with me the process to get from SQL Query?Hi,
You can check the patchset level of all modules by running the adutconf.sql under $AD_TOP/sql/ directory.It wil create/update the adutconf.lst on same location
in that you can able to see the status of each module (is it installed/shared /inactive ) and current patchset version
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How to understand patch level

Hi experts.
I have this problem.
In my development portal, I see, under the System Administration->System Configuration->Collaboration the entry "Transports"
Instead,
in my production portal, I see, under the System Administration->System Configuration->Collaboration the entry "Groupware Transports"
The systems are EP 7.0 SPS level 17 but I have some doubts about the same patch level.
How can I see which is the patch level component of the above mentioned entries "Transports" and "Groupware Transports" ?
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Mario.

Mario,
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EP/Howtofindoutportalversion%2Cpatchlevelinformation%2Ccomponentsinstalledandsystemlevelinformation
Try accessing this url for your portal http://server:port/sap/monitoring/ComponentInfo with a System Admin Id
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I have two concert level external instrument channel strips (Nord Electro 3 and Prophet 8 module). I am attempting to change the bank on the Electro 3 on a per patch basis. It seems as if the concert level nature of the channel strip is overriding my ability to change on a per patch basis. I am sending out a program change on a certain patch, and it is being reflected in all of the other patches across the concert (this is expected behaviour from reading the manual).
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The behaviour I'm looking to replicate is easily accomplished by manually creating the external instrument channel strip in each of the patches, and then sending out the appropriate program change message. This isn't a problem to do. It is, however, a tad bit cumbersome and sort of defeates the purpose (in my opinion) of having concert level channel strips.
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As far as I know the only way to send program changes is to create channel strips in every patch. I don't use concert level channel strips for that reason.
One of the advancements is that you can level your external instrument on patch level.
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how can i check that bellow patches are applied or not as mentioned for patch no 7427746.
- FA.M mini-pack or later
or
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and
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Hello Yechezkel,
I am not sure whether the patch number you are looking for is available.
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Hi
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kernel make variant           700_REL
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source id                     0.144
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   Application Server Java
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Hello Maeve and Archie,
I have gone through your posts in this thread and I would like to give you some insight into what we as SAP are doing to improve in the above mentioned areas.
First of all we are continuously improving the testing on patches that we release to the market, to ensure that we are not introducing any new defects into the product. However as you have mentioned, even through the rigorous testing process that we have at place, the fix in one place might touch the functionality in other place and go to the market unnoticed.
To make sure this does not happen we are continuously monitoring all such cases and following up on them. This iterative process has ensured that there is a minimum of problems that are released to the market.
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For details on our Quality assurance you can view the session "Understanding SAP Quality Assurance" delivered by Jaroslav Brutenic our QA team leader. It can be found in the Development tab of the[ PKOM 2010 page|https://websmp203.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000705765&_SCENARIO=01100035870000000183&_ADDINC=011000358700001192682007E&_OBJECT=011000358700000101242010E].
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Martin Han
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